Great Lakes Storm Destroys Vessels and Property Coast to Coast
A fierce storm on Lake Superior and adjacent waters wrecked multiple ships and caused extensive property losses. Reports describe crews lost or rescued from several vessels, including a 300 foot freighter and a 452 foot keel ship. Rescue efforts saved 17 crew members from one wreck after 90 hours without food. Estimated total damages reach into the millions with ships driven aground near Port Arthur and Buffalo.
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Lake Sowrens
Lake Huon
Lace Erie
Aly
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Becauwe
Ier
Ves Tea
Ake Huron
Port Huon Hult
Canada
Unit 4 Blates
Vee Sela
Pont Albino
Buffalo
Buffalo Arbor
LC. Waldo
Pay Traneportation Company
Detroit
Gull Rock
Manitou
Frogenaken
Hougston
Mich Weasel
Meamer Tarret Chief
M Chants’ Mutual Line
Ontario
Kewanee Pont
Lake St
Port Arthur
Empire trade marks opinion on British Empire mark adoption
London reports debate among British empire advocates on a distinctive Empire trade mark to boost home goods. Manchester Chamber and other bodies back the idea while Glasgow and Bradford interests dispute potential confusion and fraud risk.
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London
Amibera of
Mndia
New Zealand
Chamommerce
Manchester
Glascow Caribee
Britten Empire League
Ite
Discussion on capitalization of companies at next session
The text notes a discussion on company capitalization to form a subject for the next session of Parliament. Major Sharpe, MP, plans to raise the issue but may yield to Government proposals. The matter is under consideration with reference to existing laws affected by the object.
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Major Sharpe
Navigation policy adopted to keep streams open for as long as possible
A government policy segment outlines delaying withdrawals of keepers on the lakes and keeping channels navigable as late as weather permits. It states duties will remain at posts while conditions allow and to withdraw only when necessary.
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Ottawa
Dee
Armstrong resigns as chief engineer of Maceen Bay Railway
Chief Engineer Hazes resigns from the termin al rail road during the early summer. Job dissatisfaction with current work conditions cited. John Armstrong long in railway work. No official acceptance or reasons yet released.
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Maceen Bay
Jed Oras
Hazes
Beerrd
John Armetrorg
Favored Nation Clause in US Germany Trade Talks
Berlin reports the United States and Germany revisit the most favored nation concept amid Canadian wood pulp duties. The U S seeks equal treatment under 1912 treaties with Sweden and Japan as Canada loosens pulp protections, while Germany proposes a treaty interpretation that limits US imports from certain goods.
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Germany
Berlin
United States
Sweden
Japan
Unit
Slike
Prolonged CPR Case Stirs Vienna Debates
The Times in Vienna criticizes the lengthy CPR proceedings and slow response to British interests. The piece notes impatience as authorities have given little assurance about Vienna’s stance, while observers suggest a firmer, clearer policy would satisfy stakeholders.
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C.P.R. Case
Vienna
London
CPR
The
Times
Warra
States Owned Cable Debate Across the Atlantic
A British Post Office representative told the Dominion Roy commission that a state owned cable would cost about 0.000 a year if it carried Pacific traffic at current rates. He noted potential revenue gains if traffic expands, but warned the proposal is not justified yet.
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Atlantic
Wesent
Ofice
Roy
Canadian estate starcen and Duke of Sutherland politics
Teo Young is noted for a Canadian estate matter while the Duke of Sutherland and the Marconi lineage influence politics as a career. The text mentions a reelection to a Canadian senate and debates over eligibility and electoral reform with emphasis on immigration and northern interests.
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Duke of Sutherland
Marconi
Canada
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Immierat
Watea
Prices soar as October index rises in Ottawa markets
Ottawa reports show October index at 161.2 up from September 136 and August 158, with costs for meats, eggs, milk and butter climbing. Evaporated apples coal and wholesale prices also higher while some staples like potatoes and oats dip in retail. Export demand to the United States drives the surge and signals potential further gains.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ontario
Ferdinand Won’t Abdicate Claims Stir London Paris Rome
New York Herald reports a bulgarian authority claims Ferdinand may abdicate though no revision of the treaty could be obtained. The informant says Ferdinand is in a constant fear and dares not return to soil, refusing to abdicate.
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London
Par
New York
the Herald
Venha
Rome
Paris
Ferdinand
Buca
Ferd
Movement of Grain Through Lakes After Storm
The cargo flow to the lakes hopes to rebound as the storm disrupts shipments. Two thirds of wrecked vessels were ore loads and losses would not affect grain movement much. Elevators at terminals gain clearer access and grain will be reallocated as ships resume arrival nearly at usual rates.
Portugal Plans Army Navy Reorganization At 50 Million
Portugal to reorganize its army and navy at a cost of 50 million dollars if Parliament passes the government bill. Premier Dr Alfonso Costa announced at a political meeting that the army’s strength will be raised to 100,000 men and that three battlecruisers, three submarines, and six torpedo boats will be added. The Liston arena is to be remodeled.
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Uporto
Portugal
Alfonso Cosa
Death of Lady Strathcona in London Described
The Lady Strathcona, widow of Lord Strathcona and daughter of the late Richard Hardisty, died in London after influenza complications. Her husband and daughter presented a $100,000 gift to McGill University for a medical building, and she attended royal occasions from 1888 to the coronations of current monarchs. She accompanied the Canadian High Commissioner on a visit to Britain and was in Montreal during international law meetings where Lord Haldane spoke.
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London
Strathcona
Gronvenor Pisce
Brether
Lord Strathcona
Richard Hardisty
Montreal
Lanabella
Ato
M. C. Howard
McGill Univers T
Queen Alexandra
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
King Edward Iit
Buckingham Palace
Lady Strathcona
Hix
Briain
Canada
Lord Haldane
Wheat markets show steady under tone with small weekly gains
The Winnipeg market report notes a steady under tone in wheat with an average 1 cent rise in tradable prices. Argentine crop prospects and weather are cited as influencing factors while U S export movement remains steady, with visible supply rising modestly and rail shipments from the West continuing strong.
Wheat Market And Export Outlook From Winnipeg Report
The report shows a rise to 19 582 000 Lumbels against 1 636 000 Dashels in the current movement with large exports from the week. It notes substantial global supply and rising consumption, Winnipeg market strength, and ongoing export via Buffalo and US seaports. Futures and cash prices for wheat, oats, and barley are listed with regional references to Fort William Port Arthur and Duluth.
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Russia
Canada
Winnipeg
Buffalo
United States
Baltmore
Alberta
Fort William
Port Artour
Duluth
Ottawa armory proposal near central Ottawa school
The plan by Colonel Sam Hughes seeks to place an armory adjoining Ottawa’s model school in the central district. Citizens advocate keeping the central school for convenience, arguing militiamen can drill nearby while children stay close to classes.
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Ottawa
Colonel Hughes
Otawa
Sam Hughes
Otay
Hae
Endeavo
Ontario
Ostawa
Model School
Ihe
Sam Lingues
Fraser River dog salmon trade grows for Japan export
Frasher River to Bute Inlet processors salt and pack dog salmon for export to Japan. The trade is dominated by Japanese buyers with thousands of tons processed and as many as 60 000 fish salted and shipped. Each fish weighs about eight pounds after cleaning.
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Vanene
Carbyneha
Fraser River
Bute Inlet
Japan
Ex-Sultan of Morocco Captured During Pilgrimage
Advices report Mulai Hafd once sultan of Morocco captured by Bedouin while on a pilgrimage from Medina to Mecca. He was at one time ruler of Morocco and is now in custody of desert tribes.
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Mulai Hafd
Morocco
Medina
Mecca
Embargo on Irish Potatoes Reaches Dublin Official
Dublin reports that T. P. Gill secretary of the Irish department of agriculture departed for the United Swit to urge the merian government to lift the embargo on Irish potatoes.
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Dublin
Irish Apartment of Agriculture
T. P. Gill
United Swit
Thimerian
Joshua the new leader chosen by Moses in the Bible study
The Sunday School lesson analyzes Joshua as Moses successor and leader, citing Numbers and Deuteronomy references. It discusses entering the promised land, divine guidance, and verses urging faith and courage with notes on Moses, Aaron, and the community’s journey from Egypt.
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Luke
Faul
Josbus Moses
Israel
Amaek
Aaron
Moses
Mount of God
Tabernacle
Egypt
Joshua
Joshus
Jacob
Isaac
Josh
Jen
Lord
Osha
Torael
David
Solomon
St Jons
Boston Mass
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Lenton
Sutherland
Low Moor Company
Coal Land Owners and Iron Masters
Bradford
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Uly
Bradfort
Armstrong
Athobat
Fort McMurra
Here
Athabasca
Edmonton
Fort Mestur
Tay
Coran Famond
Port Mewarray
Attabasca
William Biggs
Hudson Bay Company
States
Cable Lession
Ataemand Abl
Starcen
Teo Young
TRE Market Report
Thompson, Sons & Co
Jean
America
Weste Jada
Atlande Seaboard
Ida
Canadian West
Atlantic Seaboard
British Columbia
the Sunday School
Jory
Joseph Chamberais
Mino Mary Endicott
Washington
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